https://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2024/0207.htmJames Booth also added to his already impressive country code haul with a $22,000 sale of #13 (tie) Telehouse.ca.
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https://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2024/0207.htmJames Booth also added to his already impressive country code haul with a $22,000 sale of #13 (tie) Telehouse.ca.
James Booth also added to his already impressive country code haul with a $22,000 sale of #13 (tie) Treehouse.ca.
Fixed it and e-mailed Ron.A typo there, it definitely wasn't Treehouse. Someone else I know owns that one.
Looks like CIRA has no interest in enforcing the Canadian Presence requirements.How the heck is he selling .ca's ?
Either they should enforce the requirements, or eliminate the requirements.
Yes, with that added increase in our fees, they should be more proactive about enforcing those requirements. I'd like to see them use that money to actually do something for the betterment of .CA rather than just giving our money away like they seem to want to do.Looks like CIRA has no interest in enforcing the Canadian Presence requirements.
Canadian Presence Requirements for Registrants – CIRA
Either they should enforce the requirements, or eliminate the requirements.
The domain was in TBR on Dec 30th 2015, which is the same date as the registration date.
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I checked and it was actually the 119th pick that TBR (out of 147), so not a handreg, but I wouldn’t have been surprised if it were handreg.Yep, and it looks like it was a hand-reg.
I checked and it was actually the 119th pick that TBR (out of 147), so not a handreg, but I wouldn’t have been surprised if it were handreg.
Is it okay for Canadians to buy .ca domains that are connected to US companies, that do not currently own trademarks in Canada?